Ex Temple of Corpus Christi, Historic church in Mexico
The Ex Temple of Corpus Christi now serves as the National Sound Archive in Mexico City.
Originally built for nuns of indigenous descent, the construction was directed by Pedro de Arrieta in the 18th century.
The church is an example of Mexican Baroque architecture, reflecting the rich cultural fusion of post-conquest Mexico.
Located in downtown Mexico City, the former temple is accessible to visitors interested in history and architecture.
This church was exclusively for mestizo nuns, which was uncommon during colonial times.
Location: Mexico City
Founder: Baltasar de Zúñiga, 1st Duke of Arión
Architect: Pedro de Arrieta
Architectural style: New Spanish Baroque
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